The king vulture is white and is much larger than other common vultures. This is why it is very respected. Whenever it is eating its prey, the smaller vultures calmly await their turn. As a result, they only get the remains left by the king vulture after it leaves. Its beak is sharp and curved, its head, crest and neck are red, and it has grayish feathers around its collar. Its body is covered with white-yellowish feathers. This bird likes to sit in the sun in the treetops, with its wings outstretched. The king vulture has excellent sight, as he can see food miles away. These birds do not live in flocks, as only pairs stay together. They are black when they hatch and turn white
